St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12
ADDITIONAL ST. PAUL NEWS.
RorH WANT THE CHILD.
Dom estic lnselicity in the Fa mily oil
Augustus and Rosa simon.

Dom estic lneelicity in the Fn mi1y OF
Augustus and ROsn simon.
The case of Augustus Simon against Rosa
Simon was on trial yesterday before Judge
Kelly. This is a case for divorce on the
grounds of desertion. The plaintiff has lived
In ST. Paul for the past FIVE years. He alleges
that he married the defendant In September,
1881, at Owatonna; that his wife deserted him
In FEBRUARY, 1888. without just cause; that
they have one child, now years of age,
whicn she has in her possession, and which
she Is incompetent to care for. he therefore,
sues Tor divorce and the custody OF the chlid.
Ihe uefendant in her answer, hles cross
suit, alleging cruel and inhuman treatment
on the part of her husband. She says that
when she left her home she was driven away
by her husband, and that she took her child
with her in u dying condition, going to her
fathers home in Northfeld, where she has
since lived. She desires decree of divorce,
with alimony and the custody of the child.
COURT NOTES.
Bertha and Mrs. Charles Hegenei appeared
Defore Judges Wilkin and Kelly yesterday
morning and were admitted to bail in the sum
oi SoOuU each, TO appear at the May term or
the district court and answer the charge OF
manslaughter in the first degree The sure
ties were Henry Holmes and John A. Schle-
ner, OF Minneapolis.
The case of Bernard Poetz. by his guardian,
against the ST. Paul City Railway company,
was on trial yesterday before Judge Brill.
The plaintiff asks for So, 900 damages for in
lures received by being run over by one OF
the defendants cars Jan. &C. 1856. The loss
OF one toe was the extent of the injury.
The congregation of the Sons OF Jacob has
elected Isaac Abrahamson president; M. 1laz-
uras, vice president; a. Mark, treasurer; Is.
Wensteru, recor ing secretary; ID. Greudbiot,
financial secretary: N. Blumenthal, b. John,
NJ. Shopera, Il. as. W oolfan and S. Anushin-
SKY, trustees.
Louis Erickson was examined before Judge
German yesterday, declared insane and COM
United to the Rochester asylum. All insane
patients are now being sent to this institu-
ton, the one at ST. Peter being filled to over
flowing
The railroad commissioners have an
appointment to-day to meet the Minneapolis
chamDer OF commerce at IL O'Clock. a
portion of the board will go to Hinckley on
the Duluth road on trip OF inspection.
Secretary of State Mattson has appointed
w. W. Wraaman, of Minneapolis, formerly
county superintendent of schools in Hen
nepin county, recording clerk, in place of
Mr.. Norton, who resigned last week.
In the case of Moritz Se!igmuu against f. J.
futile, the plaintiff has filed a naffidavit of
punishment on the Bank of Minnesota.
The Armour Packing company has brought
suit against Joseph Brown to recover $685.
for meats furnished by them.
Nat t. Collin has begun an action agains
Mary j. Welch to quiet the title OF lot rs, of
the Fort street out lots.
SUPREME COURT.
John w. Willis VS.. the Erie Telegraph and
Telephone company; argued and submitted.
In the matter of the petition for the APP
pointment of receiver for Walker, judd 81
Veaze; same.
John E. Triese VS.. the City of st. Paul;
same.
Gertrude Triese VS.. the City of st. Paul;
same.
TIE return on writ of quo warranto in
the case of the state against ]. H. Critchett,
A. c. Austin and S. A. Miller, officers of the
Single Mems Endowment society, was filed in
the supreme court yesterday. The company
claims that all it's business has been done in
accordance with the laws. 1t claims to have
more than LOCO members. A hearing in the
case was set for April 20